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Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1887-10-20

II ron want the best hand made boots made
u medium price, buy the Stone; Cor u Co.,,
boots. We have sold them sor fvs years ana
seyery pair has given perfect sstssfaction.
Try thsm. We warrant sYsfy paix. Prics
from e2,7Sto "a ! pair " Rohrs 4 Eshrs. \
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Mrs. Marshall Field, Of Chicago, pays
Sic, 900 a year out of her income for the
education of poor children.
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Evangelical Appointments.

EVAuBcilchl appointments.
The following are the appointments made
for this district at the recent session of the
Ohio conference of the Evangelical associa-
ton, which convened at Cleveland Sunday:
FREMONT DISTRICT.
Presiding elder-Rev. A. Vandersall,
Fremont-N. Shupp.
Lindsey. s. Fitterer.
Sugar Creek-J. s. Hawks.
Perrysburg-H. G. Berger.
Beaver Creek-J. s. Reihbard.
BeImore--J. W. Smith.
Napoleon--E. M. Spreng.
Findlay-A. Evans.
Hancock-A. j. Gramley.
Mt. Corey--W. Wilmington.
Bettsville-J. O. Stull.
Gibsonburg-D Stull.
Tontogany-J. Plantz.
Sugar Creek quarterly conferenee-A. s.
Copley.
Lindsey quarterly conference-Messrs. w.
H. Pfeuffe, L. Laumann and d Strohman.
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ETsmothy and an kids ofsAeld SEEDS
ealI = Bradley. 4
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For Sale. VI st 81
An elegant building lot IN South Napoleon
foe sale cheap. river site.
oct-esm o. u. RarHoxDs.
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1t not Tue plain interest Of tho city 10 con.
slider tho question OF furnishing this so,t Of
light 10 tho public hand In hand with gas,
with a view OF ultimately furninhlps cleo.
trlclty exclusively. To tho one light we
will ultimately come. Tho theory aud
tradition Of Wheeling 10 that 40 respects
both water and light, the city Ia tho
proper souIca 0! supply. In other words,
that tho public phould themselves derive
the advantages and profits Of their own
large consumption Of theuo two clements
~ Necessities, and not private parties. We
belivo thin theory to be entirely sound.
The experience OF other cltice, whcre q
different ssalo OF things haa prevailed,
much 10 the rehabilitation and injury Of
the public, Gs well no cur own cxpeliercs
under the old gas company, fully c,rrob.
crate Il. XVI, n l4'Et $
This being the case, II Ia ior the wis.
dom Of Council to devise wayu aud moana
OF meeting the progress Of tho tinieo. The
FIRE. step In order would arem to bechcsp.
or and better gas. This 10 not only due
10 the public rs consumers but also to the
protection an long as possible Of tho clty't
largo investment in a gas plant.
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Marion Boil 10 on tho directs again.
A slight snow storm on Saturday night.
Mrs. Rsevea Is quito bad with cryplpelas.
John Nceley apcnt Saturday in Wheel.
Ing.
All. 'Crippen ,pont Saturday night in
town.
George Collinu spent a part Of last week
in Martina Ferry. 5,s1s i4f- M
Wlllism Jackson will move into his
new homo to-day. lsts .'t2
Rsv. Phillips, OF W elllburg, was In town
on Thurndny evening.
F.McGrew moved his family here from
SmithHeld last week. ~ tL
Allies Lewia spent como days last week
with friends in Brilliant. t9i,7i 'sll8
Sliaa Mamie pops Waited the Tlltona.
vile schools on Thursday. Z
Mrs. T. Waddle, Of Brilliant, was calling
on friends here lac! Monday. Al
Mate Nicely and Lulu are both confined
to the house with dyphtheria.
Mira. McOurdy, Of Wellaburg, Is Visiting
her daughter, Mrs. JeT. Chamberlain. :
Mrs.. Asa King and daughter made a
bualness trip to Wheeling on Saturday.
Tho pottery men are most OF them idla,
as the company was disappointed in not.
ting . boiler. ;.l5 'Ni
| The Yorkville coal works will DO opened
on tho l5:h Of November. Horny Ewing
Ia the GhperintendOnt. ~ -.t|E5lN
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The SurrOwness OF 1t.

The New YORK World urses tho Dsmo.
cratic bosseu 10 Withdraw Col. Fellows
from tho local ticket, and gives ss ono Of
many reRons that he weaksns the State
ticket. And then the World significantly
remarks, "a difference Of $50 votes in 1884
would hDre lont Mr.. Cleveland the State
Ct New York and defeated him for Prssi-
dezt." - .s+tss y
Ihere a7e Republicans so wise that they
kEeg sill tho time that Blaine could not
carry New York. fractional lines would
DO drawn sgainat him, the moneyed men
would not support him, and Clo7oland'a
wonderful popularity in his own State
woald certainly snow Blaine under.
Does anybody doubt that Burchard'a
aasiniEa performance drove iron Blaine 800
votes? Zen times that number is e small
estimate. The De!monico dinner, which
was sgainat Mr. Bla!ne's protest, drove oil
as many more. The $500 Butler voten be.
lieved to have been counted for Cleveland
would have left Blaine enough and 10
ppsrc.
The .asn who had the political foresight
to know that Blaine would lose Nsw York
and tho Proficiency by narrow plurality
Of lesa .laa 1.lU0 votes dosa not live. Is
Cleveland stronger in New York today
than he was in lSSi2 VIII he be stronger
thers next year than he 10 now? Who.
svsr keeps up with the political current
knoT1 that tho Prohibition vote is the
hope Of tho Empire Slate Democracy.
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Ghe Q11fellii;q(eeltlGger.
wurELIsa. w. VA, NOVEMBER |. 1881.
1L. Apurehl.t Secret circular.

It msy be that tho Anarchist circular
which hiss como into tho hands Of the
Chicago police was issued, 40 10 suggested,
by crsnk. 1t may be that 1t was put
out by one OF tho many practical jokers"
who think 1t fine fuu 10 raise an alarm OF
q bad timo. II may alao b. that the cir.
culsr may be inst whatitpurpo,tu to be-a
nsriou5 appeal to the workingmea OF Chi.
cago 10 throw themselves into the breach
and risk their lives to nave tho necks OF
tho misguided scoundrels who murdered
the gallant policemen OF Chicago.
There Ia no reason TO fear that even one
real American wagc-esrner, no mattcr Of
what nativity or how advanced no may
DO in the labor cause, will be found 10
enlist in any such business. There Is not
a wage.sarner in the country who does
not know that the Anarchists arc not his
friends and that their movomen. Ia in
direct hoatili.y to his best intOroats. And
there 10 no. an Intelligent and honest
workingmsn who will not feel that his own
light to labor and to live has been ylndi'
Gated by tho execution Of tho judgment
Of tho Law aSsirot those red.haudod muir
deycra. r.. 81 ts' 5.}s
The Anarchists have not been convict.
cd by public cisuor, ror by "tho capital
is.ic prees." They were tried by due pro.
cess OF law AID fsitly convicted. They
sought to .ulu by the bomb; they are to
die by the rope. Il over men deBcryed q
terrible LaNth, these men do.
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tho friends, par excslleucc, cay they arc
not ready for II hut must wait Tor q third
party? We AJAX Mr.. Curskadon Shat no
and his irisnds mean Wa were told that
the prohibition amendment was TO be
non.partisan, with a hope Of getting
enough votes from both parties to c,rryr
the meeaure. With that understanding
thousands had determined to net without
reicrcrcs to party. But now we hear that
all thess preten!lons on the part OF I'D.
yarcsd thinkera on the subjsc. were in.
sircsre, and that the third party must
c,me up. Gentlemen Of the third party,
what do you mean2 Do you mean hon.
esty Or dtcsption2 Your ic!a need exrls.
ustion. Ed-7g5 5.lfsf14I al=s 80,
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There 10 10 doubt that electricity &c O
ligh. han como 10 clay. Its use as III illu.
minant 10 spreading, ald destined to
spread, il all tho cities and large towns Of
the land. LII the larger citiea 1t ia going
into all the public places and driving on,
gas. This is the Gaze in halls, thestres,
club rooms, 0.orce, s.reess, markets, snd,
Inst and chictest very many private
hou1e0. I'M $50 .y.s
TINS only question is as how this light
Of the tuturs 10 to be owned or controlled
in the interest OF the public.
In Ohicnso the cry is already raised that
the city should own and control this light,
and that no monopoly Of it should be
plscsd in private hands. As compsred
with tho price Of gas in that city 1t has
been demonstrated TO be cheaper and
better light.
In Wheeling gas Of an indifferent quail.
ty ID iurniahcd a. 90 cents per thousand.
Thin is below the average price Of the
country, an advantage that We owe to the
fact that it Is not in private hands. How
far electricity can compete with gas at 90
cents is q question. I. does compete with
it at, practically, this prizes for gas at Pitts.
burgh. ~
In Wheeling neither the gas or the cleo.
tricity is frat class. But at the came the
lattos is gaining on the former. Unless
the price OF gas Is chespened and the
quality improved 1t will continue to gain,
and after while the city will in all prob.
ability have superseded and valuless
plant on hand. This plant has cost a
great deal OF money and hitherto It has
paid handsome dividands into the public
treasury. lis future. Is q matter Of great
uncertainty. 81.
AS to whether i! wGu wiae on the part OF
the city to invoke iEto existence a com.
pe.i!or to itself need not now bs discussed,
insumuch as 1t has undeniably done 60,
AMI having done so itlnust anaums all the
consequences Of its own ACT Ono Of the
consequences ia tie necessity for cheaper
AMI better gas II the latter is going to hold
sway for any length OF years.
: 1t ia no secret that there is large profit
in manufacturing gas at 90 cents per thou.
sand cubic feet. Thcee who profess 10
know tell US that gas does not, or need
not, coat the city over IS cents. And,
more than THE, it is affirmed by those
who are intelligent on this subject that by
! utilizing natural gas as a mixture good
article Of illuminating gas can be manu-.
featured q. from q to % cents per thou.
sand. u .i5
q II the city is going TO continue in the
business Of furnishing light to the public
1t certainly bshoovss her to look into this
matter Of electric competition in prompt
aud prosressiy, way. Otherwise che ID
going to gst left in the business, and her
larss Investment is going to become prac.
tically worthle.s.
Az to the matter Of electricity, assuming
hat 1t ia to be the light Of the future, Is
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Reject tho Olior

by q dealer OF any stticls claimed to pos.
eesa properties Identical with or eimllGr 10
teeth.saving sozopoET. Only purchaee
the reel Simon Pure, which deles both
initiation and competition. Nothing can
vic with Il In efficacy, rs donor Of dental
health and beauty, notwithstanding any
representation 10 the contrary. 1t causts
the teeth to CLEAN like FURNISHED ivory,
contains no hut:iul Ingredient, end hos d
most gratsiul flavor and smell. Trisag n
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1.-TWO little snowy, dlupled hands
Folded lcfoss her breast. aag-t
1o Foea IN othor'B voice, with It's lullaby,
n au "a, "a l., 10

1.-TWO little snowy, dtnpled hands f.eI
Folded lcfoss her breast, s. FL b.
-.7, Fotn IN oth0r'B voice, with It's lullaby,
TX Has quic,cd hGe to rest" ~ p
Tho funeral Will take pl,ce from the residence OF
no. pa,c1tZ, in Beawood. u. Va, this Clues.
daY) morning d! IL O'Clock. Friend, OF the
family arc respectfully invited to attend.
ln.erncat at 1T Calvary ccuo.esy. -
ROBISs0y-On Monday, October 81, 1887. at 10 rs
O'Clock a. ~, WlLL1AH ROBINSON, In his t!lty.
seventh year. * p JrFt aEG6
Turoral from his l.!o residence No. 1l6 Seven.
d leenth street, Wednesday Ntie.nooa n. $50
Z O'Clock. Friends OF the la,ailY are respect
fully invited to attend. Iu.ermtnt at PENN.
slla Cemetery. Sg
EURKEr-At nounisville. Sunday. October 30,
1887. Mt o'clocS D. In HlE.d BUaKSr, IN the
hitieth year Of his age. ~ ~
The body will bo brought to tits city on the 70
O'Clock (uoo1) tain, baltimore & Ohio Rail.
read, to-day Tuesday and tskea to Bcsgs'
Cemetery, where Eelvlccs Will bs held at $50
pm. F,ieuts axe In tted 10 attend.
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TUE'DAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1851,
beginning at 10 O'Clock a. X, sell, at public auc.
tion. at the font door OF tho Court que OF Ckio
county, Nest Virginia, the tract OF land OF which
the late 4. Il. Carter died seized, fronting on
ne u NatoaA road and iyug on the west and eat
tract Of land containing 1iD ec'es aud % perches
will be offered hIGt as whole; and then In foul
different parcels, VIZ: FiHt-A small Parcel front.
ing On ne Pre- ana yDg along MI Calvary cee
secondITh1 west parcel Of Raid tract, also front.
Ing on the pike, containing about S. acres and Ii
poles aud having upon 1t the house. barns aud
o Nh} rimrroVemena Tho two foregoing parcels
parcel OF said tract. containing IS acres and IS
p0lcs and reached from said road by a lane be.
tween Wheeling Park mud Mt. Galway cemetery,
and having upon It q house and other buildings.
This tract will also be offered In connection with
the two parcels before named. Four'h-The east
parcel oil said tract, containing 8! acIes, ro0ds
and 80 poles, lying Immediately In tho rear Of
wheeling Park, and reached from tald National
This parcel and the last namei parcel oil IS acra
and 81 poles wi als0 be offered IoSoIhCr The las.
parcel OF 81 acHs roods md s. poles hiss been
laid on Ia eight ots. raryisg IN size from lii,e
fbovc threc iou.thS 10 tle above SIX acres and
this parcel will be Offered In lots also :
Gales Will te mad in manner In which tho most
money can be realized. Flats showing the a.
rapgement OF the different parcels aud lots offered
70 suoSe arc w ule VITA the papers Ia The cafe,
anu can be seen at the ofljce Of the undersigned
special commissioners ., I.-sf- :
TEEas OF BALE Oac.thtrd o. tho purchase
money, OF as much more thereof as ihe purchaser
may cleo. to pay, In ca.h. and the balance to DO
paid IN two equa, installments, payable tn onesud
Two ytars IRON date OF sale with interest; notes
with pcrfopal secnrity to be given therefor, and
tite to be retained until full payment Of the pun.
Cu4e money. ~. AUGUS,
80 ~ 4 N.Y. St.sts a.as B. 8. DOvESfR, r
~ ~ i-tsyg Mr., Enpnip1 Com ,IaNors
Z ". H. HALLEE, Auctioneer.
l hereby certify that bond hos been given by tho
ABOVE named special commissioners Is required
by Law, aud tho decree In the above niitled caute
- = lt.EGG JOHN W. MITCHELL,
: co.'s 1919 Clerk Circuit Court Ohio County.
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3. z. 3 Q. Railroad.

.H .
Belaiso I. Zanesville Through PASSENGER leaves
HeAlrS g. Say a. M, arrives Of Bellairo at D. m,
Woo1sneld Passenger leaves Be!laire at i;I o.
NJ, arrives at Bellaire at $40 a. m, = =
suulmerneld Accommodation leaves gcllaIre AT
loo p. M. arrives At Ecllelre at l0:45 q, m.
WHEELING & ELM GROVE R..R-
SYV On acd. after Monday, October al 1897
run as follows; Fti ,1 -
Leave Wheeling: . ~ H "A, ,15 2asil x
6:So lam. 7:o0a m, m. 1t:co m, $50 m. 3 80
p m, $40 m, 100 p M 9:o0 p m. ~; - i"
Arrive at Wheeling Park: Z, II
500 m, 1885 nj g:s5 m: 1l:a5 a N, e:o5 n m.
405 nj 5:65 p m, 7:s5 p N, 9:S5 M - -
Leave Wheeling Park: 5yg 5,,s y
e:lO m; 7:45 a m 1000 n N, 1890 IN, ESQ D ~.
4:D N, 6:lo N, s 30 p m, 1000 p N. - :
Arrive At Wheeling: A as. Z:
6s5 m. $50 N. 1875 m, :os D m, sos D m.
Ass N, Gas IN, S:s5 p N, 1880 p N. ~
lsuNDAYs-LSaye tho city a. 500 m. and run
erery hour until 900 n z, Leave wheeling Park
at 800 m, and run every hous until 10 p m, cr
ccpt the church tratn, which will leave tho Pa.k
at s:45 N, and city at :l5 p IN. -
y, oc29 m ys:f1 M q. H1IsCH, supt, n
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TUEsDAY, NOVEMBER as, 1857,

By virtue O! decree entered In tho above en-.
lifted cause on tho 9Th day Of October A D, 1857,
the undelsls ned special Commissioners will, on
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

FOR OURFALL
wv aud christmas Trade, to take light, poss.
ant work at their own homes o. 10 80 per day eau
DO quietly made. Work sent by mail any distance
Nrilculsrs Tree. No canvaSslnF. sAddfessa At ouce
MaRs IlOY Al HaH4r'NI.F
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SMITH--on Sunday evening, October so. 1857, at
O'clock, MARY BIa,uA, daughter OF Robert
aud Mary E. Smith, aged 8 years, 2 months
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$4,000 TO l-t].4A N.

The above amount will be loaned at six per cent
on unencumbe'cd wheeling real estate, which
must be worth several timex tho amount OF loan,
to pay interest promptly 6emiannuslly and must
pay cost Of examining tilo drawing and recording
papers. To desirable purity with acceptable senli.
fit' loan, VIII DO made for five years. Descrb,
BOX 10 Wheeling Pos.Olllce '-'-''''- 49, nc,7 :
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DIED.

BURT-oa Moulay. October 81, 1857, at 7 a. H., q.
his rodlen:a near st. Gliirsyill., Ohio, JOHN
l.. BURT. 5.l. -s. u, 7-Lz
Funeral from the residence Of his brother, W. T.
lurt, Il South Penn s.rcct, .HrduhSdaY. ri
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INTENDING ADVERTISERS should address \
l. GEO. L. HOWELL q, CO.,
10 Spruce Street, New York City,
For selcc. La. Of 1000 Newspapers.
Will DO sent FREE on application.
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COMMISSIONERS sAEkn.
In the Circuit. Court o, Ohio County, W. Va.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALU
~ ABLE REAL ESTATE ON THE NATIOSA
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TRAVEElEEsS' GUIDE,

a RRIvAL AND DEPARTURE OF
Ia TRAlEs-On AND after July II, lsS7-ExpLA-
RATION OF. REg1lIScE MAgyp. eDsily. .tSunday
excepted. fAonday excepted. Eastern Standard
AY,o rHft
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICES.
\ ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

~ Ou11N151NaLUN5 NUIIUE, 7
10 Rhom Il Nay Co,,cern:
-, All pertons having claims against the estate OF
Mllnelmina Reinhaydt, deceased. viii present
ihem TO tho UNDERSIGNED for settlement. AL
VIII please call and Iettio -
0c27 7sflg 55f56lg FERDINAED pEIyUaRDT
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~ -aFlH=|H Cs Ne .3tAlSOes5 ~ I've |..I-H.e.s
GENUINE,
cAMEI.'S HAIR
lJN[)E:R|IVvEI:I Ar!
WARNER THAN 1yooL.,
no Dye. VIII Not Shrink.

We arc the otiginators and reuain tho only man
ufacturers Of the Genuine Goods called "CAMEL's
HAIR" Tho popularity OF ourp,iccs has induced
many base limitations made OF dyed wool, hair,
&C., and by n different PROCESS. To enable consum-
ers to protect themselves from imposition, VIC
have placed our trade mark on esch garment.
Consumers will Aud tbs goods plea,ant to wear
end beneficial to health, and will be we'll paid for
any palms taken to secure the genuine article.
DUNHAM HOSIERY co.
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VIM, A, Carter, at al, =

Cate Carter E71 n
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Doors open at 1 md O'Clock r. n.
N0rIcE-Lndles can visit this Mutic without EN-
escort ' Children can come alone. Ths s,rIc,tst
order will be eof3rtel. and our determination TO
make this lnodel. hrs:class place oil amusement
carried out TO the letter. ANY Que uhirg profaue
laugusge. or any I'm proper conduct whaiever, Will
be Instantly elected from tho building without
explanation, Inquire for and report ali Lost AZ.
ucIes at the boz Office ~ lIi.I IS ~ :
Admission, 10 cents. Reserved stats 10 cents
extra. -ft-zES tas5,- !ar5 fSs.a-l Oc9
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Signs and symptoms.

1t is curious how the mind Wanders when
it is turned loose in the woods. The other
day something was said in these columns
about mocking-bird toying with a flake of
golden-rod. This was undoubtedly the
product of mind taking a half-holiday.
1t is the dandelion that gives its dainty
plumes to the wind. But what is the differ
cnce, after all? When the midday sun.
shorn of the fiery glare that gives distinction
to the dog-days, begins TO throw your sha-
dow northWard instead OF dumping it in
little heap at your feet--when the buzzards
fly high and the air is serene-nobody cares
whether the golden-rod has plumes or no.
A bare-footed boy, summing himself in
the warm grass, and eating chinquepins, is
about as good a sign of the season as the
wayfarer needs to have. 1t may not be an
inyigorating sign, but il is ali rlnfailing one
The commonplace is terribly mixed up with
the poctical in this life. There is a robust
ness about that not even the most fanciful
can afford to ignore. To see a ground
squirrel fitting to his brurow with an acorn
in his mouth is a very pretty symptom of
the change from summer to fall, but it is
not more certain symptom than the spec
tacle OF a group of children waddling along
in the road with their faces and their frocks
smcared with ripe pcrsimmons.
To our minds, the last symptom is much
the jucier OF the two, belonging as ii does
to the mixed and multitudinous phenomena
that result from the amalgamation of art
lessness and appetite. The symptoms Of
change OF which We have been speaking are
not to be seen in the city, to be sure. Brick
walls and paved streets are deaf and dumb.
The citizen knows it is summer when he
feels uncomfortable and sees the saltwater
fountains in iull blast; he knows it is fall
when cold chills begin to run up his back
aud the restaurants hang out their fly blown
oyster signs; and he knows it is winter
when the coal dealers collector begins to
pursue him.
But this is the extent of his knowledge
Stoye-pipes, CRATES, brick walls. rickety
payements and the putting Of locomotives
arc not very close TO nature; but in Atlanta
they are closer than some people suspect,
for one has only to walk an hour in any
direction to find himself in the very heart
of nature, SO to speak. Once there, the
blindest citizen can find all the signs for
himself, and he will be accounted 4 worthy
3iSpovprpr